Shri Shivaji Education Society’s College of Engineering and Technology, Akola vs Karanjekar College of Engineering & Management, Sakoli

Both colleges appear in the MAH-MBA CET and MHT-CET counselling data for 2025. CETA's general closing rank for M. B. A. in round 3 of 2025 in the AI quota was 40,926. KCEM's general closing rank for M. B. A. in round 2 of 2025 in the HU quota was 22,875, with a closing percentile of 57.76.

In MHT-CET, CETA's general closing rank for Information Technology in round 4 of 2025 in the AI quota was 61,302. KCEM's general closing rank for Electrical Engineering in round 4 of 2025 in the OHU-HU quota was 196,500, with a closing percentile of 8.67. Check the quota and category you fall under before reading these numbers as your chance.

CETA is not UGC recognised, and its approval status is listed as unknown, with no NAAC grade. KCEM is also not UGC recognised, its approval status is listed as unknown, and it has no NAAC grade. Neither college appears on the fake list.

For ranking, CETA has a Think Grads Rating of 2.9 out of 5 based on three of six factors. KCEM has a Think Grads Rating of 3.2 out of 5 based on three of six factors. Review each college's approvals directly before you apply.

CETA is located in Akola, Maharashtra, and is a private college. KCEM is located in Sakoli, Maharashtra, and is also a private college. CETA offers 6 programmes across engineering and management, and KCEM offers 13 programmes across computer applications, engineering and management.

CETA suits students who want an engineering and management college in Akola with a smaller list of programmes, such as Computer Science and Engineering or Information Technology. KCEM suits students who want a wider mix of programmes, including computer applications, artificial intelligence and fire engineering, at a college in Sakoli. If your rank or percentile falls near the closing values above for your chosen programme, compare the round-wise data for both colleges before deciding.